The Curved Staircase #4010 is sized for 10 3/8" from the top of the floor to the top of the next floor.
This slideshow shows how to mark it for cutting to a shorter room
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04 If I push the bottom step back (makes the stairs steeper)
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08 With the top step level I can see how much too tall the stair is for this testbox (or for a house this size)
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09 It's hard to see exactly when the top step is level, though
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11 A stack of paper is adjustable to exactly match the height when the step is level
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12 but I have to do the comparison with the paper pressed down
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16 Now lets see where the cut will be at the bottom of the stairs
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20 it lines up at the top of the bottom step - that's lucky but not required for success
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21 Lucky this time but it won't line up here every time
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23 The Newels are glued to the front of the 2nd step for this reason
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